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7900 Pager
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Table of Contents
1.1
About This Handbook ............................................................................................................... 4
2.
ABOUT THE 7900 PAGER......................................................................................................................5
Introduction ........................................................................................................................................ 5
3.
THE 7900 PAGER ..................................................................................................................................6
3.1
Case Layout .............................................................................................................................. 6
3.2
Kit Components ........................................................................................................................ 6
3.3
Other Required Components .................................................................................................... 6
4.
PROGRAMMING ..................................................................................................................................7
5.
USING THE PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE ........................................................................................... 10
5.1
User Interface ......................................................................................................................... 10
5.1.1 General .............................................................................................................................. 11
5.1.2 Display ............................................................................................................................... 13
5.1.3 Alerting .............................................................................................................................. 15
5.1.4 Misc ................................................................................................................................... 17
5.1.5 Reminders ......................................................................................................................... 19
5.1.6 Duplicate Messages ........................................................................................................... 20
5.1.7 Folders ............................................................................................................................... 22
5.1.8 Out of Range ..................................................................................................................... 23
5.1.9 Over The Air ...................................................................................................................... 25
5.1.10 Hand Program ................................................................................................................... 28
5.1.11 Tones ................................................................................................................................. 29
5.1.12 Names ............................................................................................................................... 31
6.
APPENDIX .......................................................................................................................................... 32
6.1
Further Help and Support ....................................................................................................... 32
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7900 Pager Programming
1.1
Manual
About This Handbook
This handbook is designed to assist you program the 7900 pager. Following the steps
and checklists correctly will ensure that there will be no problems when using the 7900
pager.
Conventions
 NOTE: A note preceded with this symbol indicates secondary information
pertaining to the topic under discussion.
 IMPORTANT: A Right-pointing arrow followed by text in this manner presents
important information.
▲ WARNING: Warnings like this alert you to the fact that you might damage your
equipment or lose data if you don't follow instructions carefully.
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ABOUT THE 7900 PAGER
Introduction
The CommtechWireless 7900 Pager is as clever as it is simple. Designed for
alphanumeric, numeric and tone only paging applications, it’s a dream come true.
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3.
THE 7900 PAGER
3.1
Case Layout
The Commtech 7900 pager has four buttons on its case.
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Escape
Left
Right
Read
Key
Key
Key
Key
3.2
Kit Components
Each programming kit contains:
3.3
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The 7900 programming cradle with USB cable
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A CDROM disk containing the 7900 programming software

This 7900 programming manual
Other Required Components
The following will also be required in order to program the pagers:
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
At least one 7900 pager that requires programming.
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The cap codes that the pager will respond to.
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The baud rate of POCSAG data that is being transmitted.
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The frequency of the transmitter.
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A start-up message that will be observed when turning on the pager.
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An IBM compatible PC running Windows XP with a CDROM drive and a spare
USB port.
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Basic IBM PC knowledge.

Basic understanding of POCSAG paging principles.
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PROGRAMMING
1.
Turn on your PC. Once it has booted up connect one end of the supplied cable
into a spare USB port on the back or front of the PC case. This style of connector
is shown circled below.
2.
Plug the other end of the supplied USB cable into the connector on the
programming cradle shown below.
3.
Insert the supplied CDROM containing the programming software into your
CDROM drive.
4.
Browse the contents of this disk using the My Computer icon on your desktop.
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5.
Run the setup file on the CDROM disk to install the software.
6.
Once it has finished installing a new menu will be created on the Start Menu.
Click the link and the software will start up with the Main Screen displayed as
seen below.
7.
The bottom window will show a list of USB programmers that are attached to
the PC. In the example above, a 7900 programming jig is connected to the PC.
 NOTE: More than one USB programmer can be connected to the PC at a time!
8.
Click the USB programmer you wish to use. The drop down box below should
automatically jump to the corresponding pager type. If not choose 7900 here
and then click the Configure button.
9.
A new window will then be displayed showing all of the 7900 pagers settings.
From here you can edit the settings, read/write settings from/to a pager or
read/write settings from/to a file on the PC for future reference. Settings can
also be printed if you need to keep a hard copy.
10. Whenever you wish to read or write from/to a pager, you will need to remove
the rubber grommet protecting the programming pins.
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11. Then place the pager facing upwards into the programming cradle as shown
below.
12. Just prior to reading or writing you will need to press down hard so that there is
a good contact between the pager and programmer pins.
13. Before reading or writing, you can always tell if the pager is making good contact
with the programming jig by looking at the Status Bar. As seen below, it will
show NO PAGER if it detects no pager, or if the pager is not properly inserted.
14. Once a good contact is made, it will show Pager Inserted.
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USING THE PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE
5.1
User Interface
Manual
By default, only the cap codes and startup message can be viewed or edited. In order for
the advanced settings to be configured the password “service123” must be entered in
the Advanced Settings Password field.
The programming screen has five buttons towards the bottom of the window.
Print – Print a hardcopy of all settings to a printer.
Save – Save all settings to a file on the PC.
Load – Load previously saved settings from a file on the PC.
Write – Write the currently displayed settings to the pager.
Read – Read the settings from the pager and show them on the screen.
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General
The following section will describe the various settings within the programming
software. The software consists of many tabs. Each tab will be discussed in detail below.
Capcodes
The 7900 requires an identification address similar to a mobile phone number in order
to receive pages. The 7900 pager has 6 such addresses that it can respond to.
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Private
Cap codes 1 - 3 are fixed at “Private”. Cap codes 4 - 6 can be set to “Private” or “Public”.
If the tick-box is checked, then the cap code is set to Private, otherwise it defaults to
Public. The Private option is used when the message has been sent to the pager for the
users instant attention. The pager will beep or vibrate on receipt of a message
depending on the call type or settings. For onsite paging this is normally the correct
option. The Public option is used when the message will be sent to a mail box. This
option would be used if you set a cap code to receive information reports (weather,
statistics, system status etc). This is sometimes used for wide area paging.
Auto Increment
These drop-down boxes next to each cap code are a handy function which allows the
cap codes to automatically increment upon successful writing of a pager. It can save
time when writing to a large number of coasters where you need some of the cap codes
to automatically increment after successfully writing.
 NOTE: You can press the Manually Increment button to manual increment any of the cap codes
as per the setting in these drop-down boxes.
Serial Number
Enter the serial number of the pager if you wish to record it in the pagers memory. Note
that the serial number is by default the same serial number as the sticker on the rear of
the pager and gift box.
Don’t Write Serial Number
Tick this box to keep the existing serial number in the pagers memory.
Frequency
Enter the frequency that the pager will receive on. This must match the frequency of
your transmitter. The valid frequency range is shown next to this field. (454-462 MHz in
the figure above). The frequency range is shown on the rear sticker on the pager.
Baud Rate
This represents the POCSAG baud rate. The setting here must match that of your paging
terminal. Select between 512, 1200 or 2400 bps. In order to use 2400 bps, a hardware
modification is required to the pager.
POCSAG Polarity
Select either Standard or Inverted POCSAG polarity in this field. The setting here must
match that of your paging terminal.
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Display
Startup Text
Enter a message here that you wish the pager to briefly display on power-up.
Enable Message Preview Mode
To enable message preview mode, tick this field. This will activate a message preview
screen, where all stored messages can be scrolled through using the arrow keys. The
first line of the LCD contains a small icon for each of the stored messages on the pager.
The icon will be different depending on if the message is currently selected, read,
unread or locked. The second line of the LCD shows message information which changes
as you scroll through them. This information includes slot number, cap code number,
beep code and receive time.
Remove All Reference To Time On The Pager
If this field is ticked, all references to time, date, time stamping and the daily alarm will
be removed from the pager.
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Disable The Message Status
If this field is ticked, the message slot number information will not be added to the start
of the message. The cap code and beep code information will also not be added to the
end of each message.
Time Stamp Messages
Setting this field to NO, will force each message to be stamped with the time and date at
the end of the message.
Report Alert When Max Msgs Reached
Ticking this field will enable the pager to display MEMORY FULL on the LCD when the
pager receives a new message that it cannot fit in its memory. The pager can store up to
60 messages, but this can be altered in the Maximum number of stored messages field.
Maximum Number Of Stored Messages
This field refers to the maximum number of messages the pager will hold. You can
choose between 10 and 60 messages.
Message Number Display Format
When the pager receives a message it gets assigned a slot number. Choose Only Number
to make the display show just the slot number e.g.: 01:Message
Choose Index/Total to make the display show the slot number, followed by the total
number of messages in the pager e.g.: 02/04:Message
Low Battery Alarm Timeout
The low battery alarm timeout field refers to how long the pager will remind the user
the battery is low. The warnings can stop after 30 minutes or be Continuous (forever).
Vibrate When Battery Low
Ticking this field will mean that the pager will emit a special vibration sequence every 15
minutes to remind the user that the battery is low.
LCD Display Time
The amount of time in seconds that the LCD will stay on for when there is no activity
LCD Contrast
Contrast setting for LCD screen. This does not normally need to be changed.
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Alerting
Allow User To Select Tone
This field is used to limit user access to changing tone and vibrate settings from within
the pagers menus. There are three options.
Setting
Full System
Select
Full User Select
Semi User Select
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Description
The pager will have no Alert Settings menu. The pager will always beep linked to the
received A, B, C or D beep code. Urgent call and priority override are always
activated.
User can select a beep code A/B/C/D or a melody M1/M2/M3/M4 for the alert tone.
The pager is not linked to the beep code except urgent call and priority override.
User can select between tone or melody M1/M2/M3/M4. When tone is selected,
the tone will be linked to the received beep code A/B/C/D. When M1- M4 is selected
pager will not link with function. Urgent call and priority override will take priority.
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Vibrate Alert Pattern
This field is used to select how the vibrator behaves when activated. There are three
options available.
Setting
Continuous
Description
Constant vibration
Pulsate
Pulsating vibration
Synchronize
Synchronized with beeper. The synchronization will only
work if the tone is activated. (not in mute or vibrate only
mode)
Visible Alert Modes
The selectable alert modes in the pagers user menu can be altered in this field.
By default it is: T + V + TV + M (tone, vibrate, tone&vibrate, mute)
But this can be changed to any of the following combinations:
V + T + TV + M
T + V + TV
V + T + TV
T+M
V+M
T (with the pagers alert menu not displayed)
V (with the pagers alert menu not displayed)
TV (with the pagers alert menu not displayed)
Alert Length
When a message is received, this is the length of time the pagers will beep or vibrate for.
(depending on pager alert settings)
Replace Tone Only Messages With User Text
Tick this option to enable the next function.
Beep Code A-D Replacement Text
When the pager receives a tone-only message, a canned text message can be displayed
on the screen. This function can be setup per beep code (A, B, C, D). Enter the text in the
relevant field.
Beep Code Management
Adjustable for each beep code A - D. The received beep code can be made to behave as
a differently selected beep code. Example: If “Beep Code A” is set to “C Call” and the
pager is then sent a message with beep code A, the pager will emit beep code C.
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Message Slot Number Order
When the pager receives a message it gets assigned a slot number. e.g.: “01:Fire in
Rm5”.
You can select how the slot number is assigned in this field.
Date Format
This field is used to toggle between the way the date is displayed on the pager. Select
between DD/MM/YY or MM/DD/YY or YY/MM/DD.
Ability To Protect Messages From Deletion
If this field is ticked, the user will have access to the Protect Message option within the
Message Delete Menu.
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Show Daily Alarm In Menu
If this field is ticked, the user will have access to the Daily Alarm menu on the pager.
Disable Ability To Turn Pager Off
If this field is ticked, the user will not have access to turn the pager off in the Settings
Menu of the pager. The only way to turn the power off is to remove the battery from the
pager.
Ability To Delete Messages
If this field is ticked, the user will have access to the Delete Menu on the pager where
they can normally choose to delete messages, protect messages or delete all messages.
Ability To Access The Telephone Directory
If this field is ticked, the user will have access to the Telephone Book menu on the pager.
POCSAG Error Reduction
This field should be left ticked.
Select Language
Choose the language to be used on the pager. You can select between UK, Russian,
Spanish, French, German, Italian, Thai or USA. Changing the language setting, changes
the display of the day of the week, month and the am/pm display.
Number of Keys
Leave this field set to 4 for normal operation.
Backlight control
The LCD screen LED backlight can be activated in one of three ways.
Setting
Description
Press ENT key for 2
sec
The backlight is activated when the
Press any key
Activated when any key is pressed. The backlight will extinguish when the pager goes to
Standby Mode.
Activated when a message is received or when any key is pressed. The backlight will
extinguish when the pager goes to Standby Mode.
Note: this option causes considerable current draw and the battery life will be reduced
severely.
Press any key & RX
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extinguishes when the
to Standby Mode.
key is held for two seconds. The backlight
key is again held for two seconds, or when the pager goes
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Reminders
Unread Message Reminder Alert
Set this field is ticked, the user will be alerted that there are unread messages waiting on
the pager. The alert will be in the form of a short beep.
Remind User Every
This refers to the number of times the pager will remind the user that there is an unread
message waiting. Select 1, 2, 5, 10 or 15 minutes.
Number Of Reminder Beeps
This refers to the number of times the pager will remind the user that there is an unread
message two times, or until the message is read.
Unread Message Indication
If the pager contains a message that has not been read by the user, an icon can be
displayed to alert the user, if this field is ticked.
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Duplicate Messages
Enable
If this field is ticked and a duplicate message is received, the original message will simply
have its receive time updated and the pager will not alert the user at all. If this field is
unticked and a duplicate message is received, the original message will have its receive
time updated and the pager will alert.
Display Duplicate Message Icon
If this field is ticked, a small duplicate message icon to be displayed on the screen when
viewing a duplicate message.
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Detect Time
This field refers to the duplicate message rejection timeout period. It can be set to either
1, 2, 3, or 4 minutes.
Repeat Message Tone Pattern
When the pager receives a duplicate message, the pager can emit a tone. Using this field
you can choose between a Short beep or the Normal alert tone.
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Folders
The 7900 has capacity for 12 mail drop folders for use with wide area paging. Each folder
is individually configured here.
Name
Each mail box folder can be assigned a four character alphanumeric name. This will be
provided by your carrier.
Alert
Each mail box folder can be set to alert the user in one of three ways. It can be set to
Mute, emit a Short beep or the Normal beep code tone.
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Out of Range
Enable
Tick this field to enable the out of range function.
Enable Warning Message When Out Of Range
When the pager detects that it has fallen out of range, ticking this field will make the
pager display OUT OF SERVICE on the screen.
Enable Vibrate When Out Of Range
When the pager detects that it has fallen out of range, ticking this field will make the
pager vibrate continuously.
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Show Icon When
The small antenna icon on the LCD can be displayed only when the pager is out of range
or only when the pager is within range.
Detect Time
This field can be set between 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 minutes. If the pager does not detect a
POCSAG carrier signal on its set frequency within this time frame, it will sense that it is
out of range and warn the user according to the settings above.
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Over The Air
Allow Setting Of Time
Tick this field if you would like to enable the ability for the time to be altered using
special OTA commands. The commands available to alter the pagers time are shown
below.
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Function
_ _ _ _24h time
OTA Command
[0090][_ _ _ _-0]
_ _ _ _AM time
[0090][_ _ _ _-1]
_ _ _ _PM time
[0090][_ _ _ _-2]
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Allow Pager To Be Turned Off
Tick this field if you would like to enable the ability to turn the pager off using a special
OTA command. The default command for this function is shown below, however this can
be altered by using the Allow Custom OTA Commands For The Following field described
below.
Function
Turn pager off
OTA Command
[0091][0]
Allow All Messages To Be Deleted
Tick this field if you would like to enable the ability to delete all messages from the
pager (including protected messages) using a special OTA command. The default
command for this function is shown below, however this can be altered by using the
Allow Custom OTA Commands For The Following field described below.
Function
OTA Command
Delete all
messages
[0092][0]
Allow Alert Mode To Be Changed
Tick this field if you would like to enable the ability to set the alert type (beep, vibrate,
mute etc) using special OTA commands. The commands available to alter the pagers
alert mode are shown below.
Function
OTA Command
Mute
[0093][0]
Beep
Vibrate
[0093][1]
[0093][2]
Beep & Vibrate
[0093][3]
Allow Cap Code To Be Changed
Tick this field if you would like to enable the ability to change cap codes and baud rate
using special OTA commands. The commands available to alter the pagers cap codes and
baud rate are shown below.
 NOTE: Only the first cap code can be used to change cap codes over the air.
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Function
OTA Command
cap code-1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 512 bps
cap code-1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1200 bps
[0094][_ _ _ _ _ _ _] [1- 512]
[0094][_ _ _ _ _ _ _] [1- 120]
cap code-1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2400 bps
[0094][_ _ _ _ _ _ _] [1- 240]
cap code-2 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 512 bps
cap code-2 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1200 bps
[0094][_ _ _ _ _ _ _] [2- 512]
[0094][_ _ _ _ _ _ _] [2- 120]
cap code-2 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2400 bps
[0094][_ _ _ _ _ _ _] [2- 240]
cap code-3 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 512 bps
etc
[0094][_ _ _ _ _ _ _] [3- 512]
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Allow Capcodes/Beepcodes To Be Enabled Or Disabled
Tick this field if you would like to enable the ability to enable and disable cap codes and
beep codes using special OTA commands. The commands available to enable/disable
cap codes are shown below.
Function
cap code 1 beep code A disabled
OTA Command
[0095][1A][0]
cap code 1 beep code A enabled
[0095][1A][1]
cap code 1 beep code B disabled
cap code 1 beep code B enabled
[0095][1B][0]
[0095][1B][1]
cap code 1 beep code C disabled
[0095][1C][0]
cap code 1 beep code C enabled
cap code 1 beep code D disabled
[0095][1C][1]
[0095][1D[0]
cap code 1 beep code D enabled
[0095][1D][1]
cap code 2 beep code A disabled
etc
[0095][2A][0]
etc
Allow Custom OTA Commands For The Following
The OTA commands used to control pager power off and deletion of all stored messages
can be customized if required. To enable non standard messages to control these OTA
functions, tick this field. The next two fields below will then become active.
Command To Turn Pager Off
Enter the custom trigger message to turn the pager off OTA here. It can be up to six
alphanumeric characters long.
Command To Delete All Messages
Enter the custom trigger message to delete all messages here. It can be up to six
alphanumeric characters long.
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Hand Program
Enable
Tick this field if you would like to allow the user to enter manual programming mode
and change pager settings including ability to disable/enable/change cap codes, change
frequency and baud rate. See the user manual for more information.
Require Password
An optional password can be added for extra protection. Tick this to require a password.
Password
If the password feature above is enabled, enter the password in this field. It is a four
digit numeric password. Default: 0200.
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Priority
Each beep code and cap code can also be independently assigned a special function if
required. These are described in more detail below:
Setting
Normal
Description
Pager will alert based on the standard A,B,C or D beep codes or the user selected alert
type
Urgent
Will override the standard A,B,C or D beep codes or the user selected alert type to emit a
special alert that sounds like an urgent warble.
If the pager is set to vibrate mode then this forces the pager to play the A,B,C or D beep
code sent to the pager
The pager will keep on alerting until a key is pressed.
Priority
Manual
Manual+Priority
Manual+Urgent
The pager will change from vibrate mode to beep mode and will continue to beep until a
key is pressed
The pager will warble the urgent sound until a key is pressed
Decoding
In addition to a cap code, pagers may also be sent call types. Pagers respond to four
specific types A, B, C & D. The 7900 can be setup to decode a message independently by
cap code and beep code either alphanumeric (7-bit), numeric (4-bit), tone-only format.
Each field can also be disabled if required.
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Names
Display Text for Cap Codes And Beep Codes
This feature allows each cap code and each beep code to be assigned a six character
alphanumeric name. Each message then received by the pager, will then display this text
at the end of the message after the time stamp. In Message Preview Mode (see display
tab), this information acts as the preview as it changes as the messages are scrolled
through.
Cap Code/Beep Code 1 - 4 Description
These fields are where the text you want to associate with each cap code or beep code
go. Each field can be six alphanumeric characters long.
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APPENDIX
6.1
Further Help and Support
Manual
Contact your Place of Purchase
A CommtechWireless Authorized Distributor or Dealer sets up most systems. Contact
your place of purchase with inquiries beyond the scope of this manual.
This Product is Not Field Serviceable
Should a fault develop with the hardware or software, contact your place of purchase
for the most appropriate form of action. Do not attempt to open or repair any of the
products as this may void any warranty.
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